slacker in German
slacker in German is Faulpelz — slacker means someone who avoids work or puts in minimal effort.
slacker in German
Faulpelz
One who procrastinates or is lazy; one who does not do their fair share or pull their own weight.
What does "slacker" mean?
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noun Someone who avoids work or puts in minimal effort.
"His teammates called him a slacker for skipping every practice."
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noun A member of a 1990s subculture associated with apathy and Generation X.
"The film became a cult classic among self-described slackers."
slacker in a sentence
- His teammates called him a slacker for skipping every practice.
- The film became a cult classic among self-described slackers.
Common German translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "slacker" in German?
"slacker" in German is Faulpelz. slacker means: Someone who avoids work or puts in minimal effort.
How do you use "slacker" in a sentence?
Example: "His teammates called him a slacker for skipping every practice." In German, "slacker" is Faulpelz.
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